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You are at the scene of an MVA, in which there are three patients, all of which have minor visible injuries.
Two are refusing treatment and the last is complaining of neck and back pain. How should you proceed?

• A. Have your partner obtain refusals from the two patients who refused treatment, while you treat the last
  patient.
• B. Treat the third patient, nothing else is needed for the other two
• C. Treat all three patients, they are visibly injured and need medical attention
• D. Obtain signed refusals from the first two patients then proceed to the third

A medical condition where the patient some times suffers convulsions or seizure activity?

• A. Epilepsy
• B. Postictal state
• C. Focal motor
• D. Tonic-clonic

You are called to a local industrial complex for a potential hazardous materials incident. The dispatcher
reports to you that approximately 30 workers have been affected and that several workers have been
overcome by fumes. The specialized hazardous materials response team has been dispatched but will
arrive approximately 20 minutes after your ambulance. Upon arrival, you are met at the gate by a worker
who points to a large white tank next to the building which is the apparent source of the contamination. On
the side of the tank you see a multi-colored NFPA 704 symbol with a number four (4) located within the
blue diamond, a number one (1) located within the red diamond, a number one (1) located within the
yellow diamond, and no indicator located within the white diamond. You are immediately approached by a
crowd of approximately fifteen workers who state that they were exposed to fluid which was leaking from
the tank. What is your next immediate action?

• A. Mix a weak bleach solution and tell the victims to use it to decontaminate their exposed skin
• B. Ask the patients to remain in a single location until the hazardous materials team arrives
• C. Begin to triage the patients and obtain baseline vital signs
• D. Have the patients remove their clothing and begin to rinse them with water

The first step in artificial ventilation with a bagvalve-mask unit in patients with no suspected trauma is to:

• A. Have an assistant squeeze the bag until the patient's chest rises.
• B. Insert an airway adjunct and select the correct mask size.
• C. Position the mask correctly on the face using both hands.
• D. Place the patient's head in a hyperextended, sniffing position.

While assessing the carotid and radial pulse in your unresponsive patient, you determine that the carotid
pulse is weak and rapid, and the peripheral pulses are absent. What other clinical assessment finding
would you expect to be present?

• A. A decrease in the respiratory rate
• B. An irregular rhythm of the pulse
• C. Cool and pale skin
• D. An increase in arterial pressure